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New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31

n was whispered that the 5OS
signed petition had been put ON the paper
without full authority. The Exchange w ~ s rules oioss
on next Monday, Labor Day In legal holiday
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How Women Would Vote

were allowed To In tho land who
used Dr. Perss "Bnvorits Prescription" would vote 70
be unfang remedy Tor NE dsesses peculiar 70 her sex
ny druggistA
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31

mayor HEWITT WANTS HOME RULE HERE
Mayer Hewitt hss written ssssr Hitchcock. Darling
o. Of the Fh Avenue Hsts their complaint Of
~ dsgnosfu condition OF the
~ sAys hat No has dsss al IN his power 70 hurry ~ sAs
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31

THE PRODUCE EXCHANGE AND LABOR DAP.
Tho Board OF Managers OF the Produce Exchange have
fused the petop Of tho members asking that
ballot bs ordered the question shsher the Exchange
Friday Tuesday morning.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-08-31

the bids for the <iss In anticipation OF
ury purchases Bids for currency o. also wero $500
% 4 Der cont Annexed arc the cioslng quosss :
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
THE TITIyIA-SUA MROCK RACE SETTLED.

The race between the Ti'ana and Shamrock, the two
new sloops being built for Oliver lsen and
j. Rogers Maxwell, has been definitely decided upon IL
will take place about June 81 the course will be teeh
miles to the windward from Sandy Hook Iightsnlp
and return, and the prize Will he valuable
cmn This viii be contest which will give the betting
fraternity especially those who prefer 10 stake their
money on a chance, COOL opportunity for extensive
specuation Both boats OF conrse, are new ana untfe
and since the experts about evenly divided
as TO the merits OF each there Is not likely
Ia he n fayorite. Both owners have hosts OF
niends and those Of them who gamble will bet
on tile men rather than the boats. The Iania Is rapidly
ennroachne and she will be launched next
week John Muinm Is building the Shamrock and prom
ses to have her ready to into the water next onds
The heated report that the Ttana and SHAMROCK
will 20 into the Americas Cup trial races are OF course
moi true Both are nearly twenty feet shorter OH the
load water-linc than the Thistle. -.
The scawanhaka Corinthan Yacht Club met last night
AT Delmonicos and informally adopt cd the new constt
been made public
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
TIE SCOTIA CONES INTO PORT.

The steamer Scotia she lay at the wharf OF the Mer
ritt Wrecking Company at Stapeton, s. l., yesterday
showed of her months soarn in the SAND OF the
Great south Beach Of Long Island beyond the loss OF her
nasts which went overheard when the vessel ran
aground The steamer hoated at -. m Sunday.
The wrecking steamer j. Merritt had been pulling at
her since March % The sand had drfted around her
huh I'm such quantities that at one time II was possible 10
jump from her bow aiow ude ana walk ashore oy
she'd. , -, III,
The easerly gale OF ten days ago caused such high
water however the wreckcrs pulled her back fifty
feet eastery gale of Saturday again favored the
wrcckers and the Scotia drawn on the main Dcach
10 deep water but still within the outer bar AT high
water on Sunday she dragged free She was towed
10 Island part of the stern foremost and part
Of the way foremost She leaked so little that one
pump kept her Free She will remain at Stapeton until
tho the wrcckng Company for salvage has been
adjusted .,, ,.s
her since went aground were delighted at reaching
mort The decks the steamer were In an indcscbaDy
nIthy condition yesterday and rust, grease, coal and
tange Of chains and cordage were the most nouceabe
results OF the grounding II Is considered marveilous
among the wreckers that the vessel lay 40 long on the
beach, with the sweeping her. and recev cd so little
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
CHARGES AGAINST A SCHOOL PRINCIPAL

Edward j. De.ancy. The principal OF Grammar
School No, II, in Maron-str has been charged ""h
meompetency by superintendent Jasper on complaints
from the school which have been investigated by the
l,uperinten dent. The Teachers Committee OF the
hoard of EDUCATION will consider this case ut ~
next meeting Mr.. JasTer yesterday would Fay
nothing about the case except tlat nc shouu ash
the committee 70 have copy OF the CHARGES sent 70
MIR Delaney IL learned from other sources
that the trouble in Mr.. Deiancys school has been
Of long standing; that there have been ircqueho
sgicu,tics between him and his assistants, anu at
times they have nearly come 10 blows: MT Doiihes
has been connected with the schools for a number
OF years as teacher and principal, ana has had u
good record. " ,,,,.., ,,,, .o,,o al
10 the Board OF Education the name Oh N H. Van
Vleck of Grammar school No. 50, in West Thirteenth
ST. for the pr,ncipashp of No TO- IN Wooster,st'
Mr. Van Vlcck Is the third assistant In NO 30 Mr.
williamson the former principal of No 10, died =
few weeks ago from the effects OF an INJURY CAUSED
by falling down the stairway of an elevated railway
station It was SAID yesterday that the Board OF
TIn"ation was not in favor Of Mr.. Van Weeks
APPOINTMENT but desired to make John T. Mcguire
he principal of No. 10. Mr. Mcguire is now prn-
cipai OF tho male department Of 10. 8, in Grino st,
THAT school building will probably he sold IN inc
fal the several departments VIII be eonsoldated
with the new school TO be opened In Klng-st. and
with No 3s In Oarkson-st.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26

steamer Brsskws.er crossmsn Newport News and West
steamer Fanny cadwsisder DILLINGHAM;, Baltmore-B
steamer chswick eBr. Leighton, Philadslphiaw Nun
Ship Otto toer) Langsn, Hamburg Koop Co o.
Bark Transatlantic (Nor TOnnesen btrasund no
Bark Njoner (0erl Nielsen, Montevdeo-Jonn MOTION
schr LizzeA wnce (Br), Beale. stJohna NF-John VII
BARK Granada, Hons Perth Amboy-B Mstcalf& Co
Steamer Breakwater, for Newport Newa
Snip Annie } Marshall for Genoa
Brig Mary Ella Malett for Aspnwal
Also sailed-via, Long Island Sound Antoen ioS
BATAVIA, Java
THE MOVEMENTS OF STEAMERS
FOREIGN PORTS
SOUTHAMPTON April 25-Arved. steamer Elder tGerrs
Bcrdrow NewYork April Icon her way to Bremen 'anu
proceeded). -. ...u.
April W-sailsd. steamer werra CGer, Bussius. from
Bremen hence for New-York 49,, rra
PLYMOUTH April 25-Arrived steamer sueva tScu I anI
wig from NewYork April IA on her way TO hamburg '"'
pr0ceededD p..n.vIva
GLASGOW April 25Arrived steamers state OF Psnn,yva
tBr) and Dorian tBr) Mckeag ue from &c
GRgEyocK. April 25-Arrvec steamer state o. 1wh
Obj, Rtche from Glasgow Aoril ~ for New'forA '"
machinery dsordered). ,,..us,. ,rr,
HAyRR, April 26-ArrIyed- steamer Ia Sofmana'e WE'D
De Kersabiec from Ncw-York April H.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
NEUS FROM THE SUBURBS.
SHOT AND DANGEROUSLY CLUBBED.

Shortly after I o'clock YESTERDAY morning John Iamp
Young man employed the Laurel mn Chemical W9k was
and scrlously wounded IN Marlin Hyars bsIFood,
LAUREL nm Long island. Lambs assaans were homas
and Henry Flahery. OF siuon flhho w. opIool 81 .
tho tlaherys hal been on Dd'
terms Tor over years Yesterday morning. ue luate,
rLe ont afresh in The shop Henry tlaherty applied
vile names Lamb and bit him with club iAiD ny paos
with his and James Foley went 10 NJ
desperate onslaught upon Lamb and foty EnooEihg u,o
los, dawn, with While Lamb was down nrnIy
FI.herty drew ArcvOiycr, and saying lase ta he NC
ball took LAMBS right IN. tmety also m,er
another shot at John Roulette WHO had TAKEN lahD pa,
huf he bullet missed him. Lambs skul was ouu 70 DC
and that he would not survive
rpg The day his improved Foeys Injuries are
he Fsheriys left Laurel Hl I'm.
edaiely after shooting and hal not been captured at
Lar hmm ldstn
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
PRO0EIYN

Barnum's street parade yesterday was watched by
many thousands OF persons In the parts OF the city
passed through The first performances in the afternoon
and evening Putnam and Sumner aves were largely
attended
The trial Of John Greenwich for the murder OF Lyman
sons for three at the request OF his counsel who
will be furnished with the evidence taken at the coro-
ners inquest
Yesterday was seventy ninth birthday OF Com
and 81 ige President James = II ls
friends aided celebrating at his home, at Union ana
Clinton sts.
Indian Commissioner W. H. LYON ana supervisor L. w.
position in the civil
service Commission rendered TO them by Mayor whitney
The Edison Electrical Illuminating Company has submit
toll 10 the subway missoDers for laying street
Tor lighting houses In all parts OF the city
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
MEMPHIS JOCKEY CLUB RACES.
c,pRrso,; WINS THE PEABODY HOTEL HANpIC


WITH FAVOR AND PURSE WITH B'NBURG.
MFMrIiIs Tenn. April 25.-There was only moderate
crowd today at opening OF the spring meeting OF the
Memphis Jockey club The coudy and threat
enng and light shower The track was In fooi
conoon Garrison rode winning horses In the third ana
fourth races. $500,
FIRST RAcE-Introductory scramble for all ages OF nile
The starters were: birthday l4, Mamie Hnnt ITO
bus Clil Donovan ~ In hs PG9ls nIsS NV ''-"''
Hrthday won ha by lengths Nlmis hunt second
three lengths in front OF Donovan third T:mo-llvt2
rKcoND RAoE-purse for an as's one TIT lin Nave
1OS1 in the pools Kaloolah sold Tor $50 the ned IL - n
Kaoolah won by half length wary second ono enS'n "
front of Little Minch hind. 1ime-l4oh
THIRD RACK-Peabody Hotel Handicap weepstAA', 1T
ali ages $500 added IL miles. The starters We're itlnh
Pal l0s1 King Robin O5) Eein lll Wahoo tlOo Favor
uyt phil lee (lOs Editor QlO) Lovely le- Ishtte loz
WlthrOw tlO2) No auction pools were soul IN e
Favor was fayorte at 10 WthFow ana Iflsh rat u
/ The otheis from 4 TO 80 10 !. ..-- ,-,-,-.
Favor won hy haIfa length fush Pat after driving
FINISH Latte third two lengths behind irsh rat ihe
LOS -.,,. o,.,,uo Thu
starters were Banburg (l09l, Iindoo lt".e tIV %
(Ugl 81 Valentine 400. Queen Bees pui Ins 't W.
ira Bride I'D the pools Banburs sold Tor go Inc I'
Banburg won In big gaoP four lengths In front OF OVID
second gths In flOLt OF Queen Bcss 'hit- iHe
FIrTa RAcF-Purse selling for all ages. "a Of mile
Starters Kink (s3) Watch EN- g- Biddy bowling uoS
Fndte Miils So Cathcart ,s slooum lOJ shadow po
Peyoke II ~ Alice tO9) Fred Woolcy l"s Irony falnr
QO. No pools sold on is race IN tns 1oos a ~
against either them. Odds OF from 10 % 10 were Voo
against the others. - -. c,e,o,. .oeord
one enrth IN OF Bidiy Bowling, thfL Ilme-i'V"
kink was left al the post
PRINCETON WINNING AT LACROSSE.
PRINCETON ~ j. April 2j.-The Princeton College La
81. 4 FeVl
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
JOHN SMITH RELEASED AGAIN ON BAIL.

JOHN SHIIH HELIAS HO n '-' O-' III
John Smith, against whom indictment eight years
old lies In the District Attorneys office. and who was
arrested Sunday admitted to bail again yesterday
by Judge Cowing Smith convicted and new trial
vas ordered In November, 1879 At that time the WIT
nesses we're away from the city, and In 1880 on the mo-
ton of District Attorney MARITIME Smiths bondsman was
released from liability under his bond, as there seemed
no chance OF a conviction Mr. MARITIME recently In
formed that the witnesses had returned TO this
city -
caused by malice OF OF his eGemies who made
statements TO the presence OF witnesses which he de
Smith give $1,000 bail Moritz Herzbach, Of No. 200
Bowery, became the surety
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
ARSENIC WATERS FOR FOOLISH WOMEN

COMPLAINTS TO THE BOARD OF HEALTH-DR' EDsoS
READY TO ARREST THE MAKER.
sov.ral Letters have been sent tho Board OF Health
lately. making complaints about the sale OK sison'
waters to foolish young women who are anxious 10 u
prove their complexions Deputy Registrar Magic yoo
terday received the following letter from woman ~
Harlem whose name Is suppressed:
,n ssa,nx 40 called arsenic waters much distressed
moi knowing what danger there be In them put a..
convinced that they will do all the maker cas nns tsy
are harmless feel that my girls can oet.ei sPemu t
money something else and should IKE 70 te. ss and
more are resorting TO Other anu Of this in
sye hogsh more powerful apsaS.1 the law for
man 10 advertise poison And Il the arsenic
contain arsenic IL not the Of
vain women are daily giving their hard earned smIngs
know 10 my what the arsenic habit n ana ,ns'
as impossible break the morphine or cocaine ~ 70
inquire into this matter and set the hearts Oh many
at rest =,
Dr. Cyrus Edison, who has been giving much attention
arsenic waters contain little OF the poison poison
that Only slightest trace OF arsenic can DC
i'm single wafer by chemical analysis one DANGER ,e
suits from the use OF the wafers Inc wope" mot not
dangerous to eat arsenic, and they are temp. ar
TO use cheap solution OF the poison Inc slightest
dose OF arsenic Is likely to cause death A., all. .,
Section No. II OF the Sanitary Code forDds ,he sano
any prescriptions decocton or medicine under any oe
ception fraudulent name; and also iorDids ns 20
NATION the quality purpose OF erect vi
drug Section No Is forbids the sale OF poison
for wfu purposes with proper motives and by
who competent to give proper drecu9ns anu a.
tions as It's and IL must De niakou P,sa1 ~
poison. DIR. Edison knows the manufactures VI to 90,
proof that the manufacturer has violated either secon
OF the Code.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
cA\IEa IN OTHER CITIES.

pm ,prtpm.. Aprr o5-The Metropolitan and Athletic
clubs PLAYED here again to-day and the home club won win
ridiculous ease players from staten Island not making
single run pitched with even les. eneet an
and the Metropolitan nine played ike amateurs
The follows n n n n N n "A n n
.',ia,f. D d u z u us
Dase bit,-Metropotan 0; Athletic 10. Errors Metropo
itan. 8; Athletic j. Puchers-Schaer an" "o"" '"f'N
Mr. McQuade
BOSTON April 25-A poorly game was played to-
day between Boston and Haveri CLUBS De League n'
winning easily, as follows; %
pos,o, ...... 40 2-2o
HayeIhill. =" . "
Rase -Boston 81 Haverhll IL Errors-Boston 10
Uavcrhill 2B Pitchcrs-Conway and Schumacher Umpire
Mr.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
TIE NEW BALTIMORE AND OHIO BUILDING.

Il
The binding Of Baltimore aud Ohio Railway Company
nj broadway all opened for business pur-
noses Yesterday The building which was formerly inc
Rrandreth the Manhattan was taken IN hand
by the railroad company February and extensive aer
tons were made upon the Interior Part oil ~ has Dcen oc
pied for some The building heated throughout ny
steam and lighted with electricity In the basement OF to
building are engines boilers and the dynamos or
boys the front part OF the first Moor
are the freight offices and the receiving once OF e
company Here also the offices OF O. r. craig
general eastern passenger agent and A. u Rose ReheIA
freight agent New OF the railraad company RAISING
from these through large swinging doors OF cooren 10
panys department Here the offices OF SeoKwicK.
general agent the company at ana H. r. nsc
In this part OF the bung arc also te
receiving counters OF inc express o
pany finished in cherry and incosed by otnauen IRON
- 4,
On the secord floor the Ncw-Yors Offices OF w r.
Trego the company ana ms sa
while on the third Offices OF A. e. Case CASHIER OF
the telegraph company and W. H. Neve superintendent
the The three upper floors are
OF D. H. Bates president and general manager; H. Leslie
general superintendent, c. W. Price.
W. r. huntington, general suPeratehuent 20 0
the district messenger service throughout the country
and other officers OF the telegraph company
battery containing $1,000 cells and eighty IONS OF
TOP noor occupied by the operating ROOM In this room
which OF J. W. McLaren are 5oo
desks duplex and quadrupex instruments ne
room supplied with distributing railway system WHICH,
running the heads OF the operators mes
force WAS moved from No 63 Broadway midnight
day and about hour the new ONCE was In running
order
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
DISHONEST CLERK SENTENCED.

Frank Clark the dishonest CLERK of H. oSeili Co.. who
recently pleaded guilty petty larceny was sentenced yes
terday by Recorder smyth in the Penent airy
snd ~ nav ne $3.50 Clark had good reputation among
his ncghbors IN Brooklyn. lie had been employed q!
Se for several and there suspicion against
hin mt last Fcruary special detectl employed by
the firm saw Clark package TO Mrs. Holdings at The store
Mr. Holdings had before taken packages IRON
Clark which away without paying for them CLARK
and Mira Holdings arrested Clark afeward admitted
hs guilt but Mira H0ngs said that she had only called foi
the Carks request without any knowledge tna
they were stolen she was acquitted on trial .
Recorder smyth said IN passing sentence Una, AL posoe
10 petty larceny Clark had apparently been stealing fol
Yea frn nrm.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
NEW-JERSEY.

IxOS HILL Henry Bachman. age iour whose parents
live on The KNOCKED down by runaway ho sc
ne ar HIS home Yesterday and fatally injured
ORAScE-Manue luke Portuxe>e isscr age sixty,
suicide yesterday by shooting himself AZ hs ohr
ms Nh q Wanl.st luke unmarried and lived IKE
REFUSE His brother apriest died recently IN PortnR 9
had no rsat ons this country. The new ohshce anu
altar OF ST. Protestant Episcopal church were conse
Grated yesterday by Bishop starkey ana sss,s
in the large congregation After the services
dinner served to the visiting clergy he chines OF
Normandy will be given Ia orange on May ~ Nv lhs
ark amateurs for the OF tho Girls Friendly Society
of Trinity Church.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
BrooA

Earned runs-BrooKlyn Baltimore arss oa nsIs on
errorsNBrooklyn 2; Baltimore z First Dasy on p a,
Brooslyn Baltimore. Struck ont7lroosyn2 B T
mora Left on bases BROOKLYN. o.. Baltlmore % iMo
base hs-McCellan Smith Barns nEeicn Wid
Rurns 1 Double plays-McTamany ana o,brieh y"
ptches-Knou l. sommers Henderson Passea d paI.s
Daniels 2. Hit by pitcher, BY Kn9un' ~ Ill, rnc
LAD ~, a. ounis
Yesterday and the professional. won easily OF couse.
coilegans could not Roachs delivery Win any '
Thp score
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26

Ny.CK-The Distinct Attorney that Judge Culen OF
Brooklyn viii special term at New CITY after tho close
~ The ockapd over Termner In May. for the purpose
If reryine lie Rev a. H. Bstor OF Spring Valley, charged
will cfmnaly assauitng Ida Downs The case was trled
snrne and the disagreed There will also bea re-
trial OF Brisors SUIT Tor sloOO0 against tho
Methodists for ejecting him from the parsonage
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
AI0NG TILE sOUND.

BpcEroEr sands who has been In Jail nearly
two ears on Judgment OF Sl4G7gl a. obtained In the New
York 1873 yesterday brought before Judge
Court motion 10 release from Gus
tody Mr. Miller OF New.York, and w. X Townsend, OF
New Haven, opposed tue motion INC court reserved us
Dr. George T. Lewis. formerly az ts
head Hospital has been appointed surgeon oil o
Mann Boudor Car Company have charge OF Its Europe
interests.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
TEpGEY CITY.

Tho neY poards Of public Works OF Police organized
v.sorsv The Police Boar which composed OF bvo Dem.
ocras and one Republican, elected Commissioner Davis pes
J.t Tile hoard Works Is composed OF three Demo
Gratis and three Republicans. Commissioner Van heuren
president one OF inc blst acts OF te
oar Of Public Works dsnis. GS laborers who had
been on the pay. roll without doing any work ,--..
were yesterday for passing bogus SILVER collars
tinted states Muread held them for trial.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26

The trial Of Cayanagh for tho murder OF Patrick
HAYDEN i Jersey last Thanksgiving Day was enhu
in that city Foreman Freeman OF hc jury VINO
was taken saturday IN his place IN te @
when fLe court oDencd Judge Drons charge was bet Inc
Jury was only little an hour and returned Wilt
srlict of murder second degree Judge DIXON prompt
ly sentenced Cavanagh to fifteen years Ia me sate PRISON
Gayanarh Old received the Veret anu
sentence without showing any sign Of emotion
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26

Cause for sorrow-"Did the great chief Of the
wanrWangs see any evidence Of the decadence Of our
race In the Easti5 asked a western Indian OF the
chief who had been on mission 70 washington. :, 81.
disappcsrtnc. Figures Of baseball men now stand IN
front Of cigar stocspaccs that our ancestors have
OCCUPIED for centuries Alas, NV brother our nome
Ia Dennis ,-fTId Bits.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
4 RECEPTION on THE CITY OF ROME.

reception and promenade concert was held yesterday
afternoon on board Anchor Line steamship City OF Rome
which sails trip he between
tins port Liverpool The rigging OF the vessel was gayy
bunting aud the main saloon was deco
rated with large throng composed mostly
of iadies Thoroughly ship
foeca site and enoyed tho furnished by Contenos
9Th Regiment Band
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
POOR BAsEBALL PLAYING IN DRookLTM
BALTIMORE BEATEN THROUGH POOR PITCHING
y.apvp v.IJs BEFORE xEw-Y0RK.

JASPER FALLS bErohh W"
The Brooklyn and Baltimore clubs played the tnra eas
.orether at washington Park YESTERDAY The contest
almost entirely void OF any interesting features
nsrentv forgotten how TO pitch. He struck McTsmany
succession HI: deCs Sm son WI" Ne n.a
n"" or aS ava M in the inning Burma ran
OBrcn at the plate In the tnsn nn ns. not s
made OF stun tat docs nos ~
easly and he soon from tho accident Aoou' @
enresen The sc0re Wasi
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26
WHAT rs GOING ON TO-DAY.

Board of Aldermen, noon. -. p.,.r.
ST Louis and san Francisco Railroad case peioie
Forster. D. m. . -,,. r,or, uorse
Festival for the Months" Metropolitan opera HOUSE,
Rags dsinfection snit before Judge Ingrahan.
Nc Mahon Flynn suit before Commissioner shieas-
horticultural Society exhibition, Eden Suseo
Civil Service examinations city HAL
long Island Historical Society. Brookyn y M.
or,ers ,noesf on Pster son boiler explosion accident
fyceum Society debate, Association Hall, r. m
Parade and drill OF 9th Regiment Arnory y IL
Pilot Comm ssloners' meeting noon.
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26

Earned ruDs-NewYork, Jasper o. Base on erto rs.
New.York 4; Jasper Base balls-New- Ork yas
per o. Base on hit by pitcher Ewing, Connor Maiden
Two base Richardson stolen bases-f"mg
Rourke connor Greene 'nen rex % sases
New York 8 Jasper. Umpire -Pearce Iimenz;y H.;
The Brooklyn and Baltimore CLUBS VIII pay d. o'00"'
again to day. ~. ILL n,av n, tho polo
New-York tribune. [volume] (New York [N.Y.]) 1866-1924, 1887-04-26

Otto White age twenty-five. who was found guilty OF
murder In the second degree was sentenced yesterday
by Justice Van Brun in the Court OF oyer ana Ierher
10 confinement In Sing Sing for life at hard labor The
Judge SAID that the jury might well have found bim
guilty OF murder In the first degree, but doubtless on ac-
count OF his previous good character the entire absence
OF apparent motive and his extreme youth had fonnd me
verdict which had been brought In. White Killed louisa
Wolf the house OF his stepmother intending 10 XIII he
latter whom he also shot. 80, =,
John j. Mullins age tvcntyonc. who shot and killed
John Goggns In Madson-st, pleaded guilty 10 murder
In the second degree and received a like sentence